New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
NOTES FROM CALIFORNIA.
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FLOUR POOL.
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c. rn,xc,sco. Feb 20 The decision OF Az
so,nev General Garland that Chinese women act-
an a. servants or nurses do not come uhdcr the
tovisions Of the restriction law VIII ieiio W I"
lively trade among the siave-dcaiers IN HUN
konr The hardest task the Custom House au-
tboritjes have had in san Francisco is 10 Keep
mt Chinese women imported FIR immoral lnr-
noses The demand for them is 50 efeao 'ii''
every device has been resorted to TO eVaae .he
law Within the past year scores have peeh s'.
,nitted on return certificates that were puich"o
for them here or in Hong Kong ana c"'. -
CURED only fortnight ago III which one Va oft 70
women tried to enter on cefuhos'0 ~ ~ al
a woman four inches taller than neisch. tbar
low them to enter by merely .cs.i' i'o ,y;dc
are servants Of passengers VIII Dc " u ~,
a. doorg To this peculiarly offensive fofm oI
chinese slavery and vice. Most OF tnese "oi
arc imnortcd under contract to brotnei Kcet cis
An this CITY Their passaee is PAID under SUPP
~, III . ,hot they give the wares of their debaucf-
c,v To their employers for five or seven Seals
Al the end of that term they are u be liec' Du'
disease and cruelty usually carry the poor Iea e,
turcs off long before the period OF slavery II
ended. They cannot escape even "i'e 81
Chinese lover may offer 10 redeem them' uhcsS
their employer is willing to sell them- Shouiu
they attempt fight, cruel high-binders VIII track
them down like bloodhounds and drag them oacH
to punishment
The two men charged with having dynamite
so,rhs ond thor explcsjve material in their POS
session were examined in the police court TINS
week and held in $4,000 bonds Tor ieioiV. al.
evidence of police activity which the arrest OF
tho two men involved has wholesome erect
and it is doubtful whether other conspliatore
will INDULGE in any more explosions on c'ioie e'n
tracks.
Tho alarm over the importation OF Australian
rabbits was gr0indless- The steamer "IIi'.u
,.itho,,t apy of the animals that have proved %
in
rrn,rt of their shipment was canaid, lh'enteu
nv Mr. auckland the Editor OF Inc San fran
cisco Merchant" who thought it would De q goo
thing TO excite discussion On The subject. i,iS
plan succeeded. as the report arouscu 800, 80 ~
dignation in the press and leu 10 d rcsoi"@oh VII
the subject in the Legislature
Another legal farce has ended here in the ac~
ouittal IF May Jackson, the young woman VINO
thraw yitriol in the face of Martin Fuler d oaiih
clerk sixteen months ago. Fuller naro"y 20
caped the loss of his eyesight ana was noftioH
disfigured by scars. The scandal drove MN i'oN
the citv and he is said to be in railroad employ
in Southern California. As long as he remained
in this city Miss Jaclzson's counsel secured con
tiuuances of the case ON various pre"A.e' n'
when Fuller left they began to demand Ifia'
The prosecution showed no enersS In s"o 81 w.
found the nudge ordered the jury to acqult, when
they did without leaving their seats HIS escape
NJ the vttriol thrower win probably lead other
Jealous women to adopt the same revenge
pool of -four milling men has been formed 10
limit production throughout the state as the sup
ply was exceeding the demand. IL Is called inc
Central Milling Company. The owners OF cio S
mills win share in the profits OF the others. Inc
larTer mills Of this city, Sacramento, Vallejo ana
stockton did not enter the pool, us the foreign de-
mand consumes all their Hour.
The city is full Of Eastern tourists, most OF
whom came by the southern route More IMAM
Eve thousand have arrived within week ana ~
many more are expected within n lortheh'